Brutalist Monoxyle Stool with Sculpted Stone Seat - 1970s

Description

A striking example of brutalist and naïve design, this monoxyle stool is hewn from a single block of solid wood, sculpted entirely by hand. The raw, expressive carving evokes a primal energy, balanced by the serene weight of its stone seat - a true "cushion from stone" that contrasts and complements the organic warmth of the wood. Crafted in France during the late 20th century, this piece reflects both the artisanal spontaneity of naïve work and the bold presence of brutalist aesthetics.

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